Sentence examples for devised a novel system from inspiring English sources

At one critical point he devised a novel system of double-shift working to overcome delays on the line.

A student of environmental engineering at Northwestern University, Jain had devised a novel system that not only would deal with the problem of public defecation, but also provide a way to pay for its upkeep.

In this study, we have adapted human mucosal organ culture systems that were first developed to analyze primary HIV infection [24], [25] to devise a novel system that allows direct evaluation of C. albicans surface colonization and tissue invasion.

To address the common issues and deficiencies associated with state-of-art static and moving train wind tunnel test, this paper devised a novel test system for the aerodynamic test of vehicles travelling across the bridges.

We devised a novel pacing system integrated in a setup for videooptical recording of EHT contractile function over time and investigated whether sustained electrical field stimulation improved EHT properties.

Therefore we devise a novel scheme that separates routing and hierarchical modulation.

We devise a novel scheme that separates routing and hierarchical modulation.

Swiss bank UBS, the biggest continental European casualty of the credit crunch, has devised a novel "bonus-malus" system under which bonuses for the top executives are held back to discourage risk taking.

Prior to enlisting in the Navy during WWII, he devised a novel ration coupon system for the wartime Office of Price Administration (OPA), conserving significant amounts of fuel and work hours for the war effort by mailing ration books directly to homes, thereby avoiding long lines.

Thus, we devised a novel prognostic scoring system called DA score and found that the preoperative DA score was significantly associated with age and family history of EC, whereas there was no association between the DA score and TNM stage, T category, or N category, indicating that the preoperative DA score reflected the patient's individual status rather than tumor burden and progression.

In this study, we devised a novel prognostic scoring system, called the DA score (combination of D-dimer and albumin levels), and analyzed the clinical significance of the DA score for predicting the prognosis of ESCC patients who underwent transthoracic esophagectomy.